🌿 Biodegradable Compostable Trash Bags (75 Count) for Kitchen, Yard, Office - 13-15 Gal, Unscented, White Review

We are single tourists and need biopacks to line the putty bucket we use under the chair minus the old wicker settee it's fine as our 'throne' in the bathroom overnight on our hunt , when nature calls! Add some cedar wood shavings if needed and you're good to go. These are sturdy bags that will hold a 5 gallon bucket with lots of stuff to throw at the sides. I use 2 however, just to be sure before we have to tie and empty the bucket at "The Dew Drop Inn" to the side in a designated area on our…

When I threw the first bag in the kitchen bin, it broke before I put it in. The most annoying thing about these bags is that they wouldn't separate from the roll. I tried splitting the edge, I tried sticking my thumb in the middle, nothing worked except scissors. This meant I had to be careful when cutting out because if I went too far there would be a hole in the bottom of the bag. When I clean the kitchen in the evening, the last thing I throw in is a fresh bag. I do it almost without…

I was looking for kitchen waste bags that are actually odorless. So far all the unscented sachets I've bought are still scented! Most of the time it's a faint odor that people who aren't sensitive to chemicals like me probably can't smell. But there's still chemicals on those bags, and it's probably deodorant or something. These bags don't really smell. They don't have a good way to tie them, laces or flaps, and feel flimsy, but I haven't had a breakage so far. It's one thing to go out and…

I'm a big fan of using renewable resources for single-use items and I love the idea of not using petroleum-based plastic in bin liners. I'm even willing to pay a higher price, but if you want to survive in the market, you have to make your product more user-friendly. easy to poke a hole. Don't tell me it's easy to tear a packet off the roll when you realize it's not. I am willing to put up with the neck pain aspect, but my wife is not. I have a grandson that I want to save the planet for…

When I threw the first bag in the kitchen bin, it broke before it even got in. The most annoying thing about these bags is that they wouldn't separate from the roll. I tried splitting the edge, I tried sticking my thumb in the middle, nothing worked except scissors. This meant I had to be careful when cutting out because if I went too far there would be a hole in the bottom of the bag. When I clean the kitchen in the evening, the last thing I throw in is a fresh bag. I do it almost without…

I was looking for odorless kitchen waste bags. So far all the unscented sachets I've bought are still scented! Most of the time it's a faint odor that people who aren't sensitive to chemicals like me probably can't smell. But there's still chemicals on those bags, and it's probably deodorant or something. These bags don't really smell. They don't have a good way to tie them, laces or flaps, and feel flimsy, but I haven't had a breakage so far. It's one thing to go outside and smell toxic…

I'm a big fan of using renewable resources for disposable items and I love the idea of not using petroleum based plastic in garbage bags. I'm even willing to pay a higher price, but if you want to survive in the market, you have to make your product more user-friendly. easy to poke a hole. Don't tell me it's easy to tear a packet off the roll when you realize it's not. I am willing to put up with the neck pain aspect, but my wife is not. I have a grandson that I want to save the planet for…